he has not commented on the word of the hamilton star or on mr. trump 's tweet this morning. >> donald trump's incoming chief of staff, reince priebus, will appear on "this week"." you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" as 8:00 right here on abc7. >> and right here right now we have lisa talking about -- a little bit of unstable weather. >> that's right. we are looking at some showers right now in parts of the north bay but we could see a thunderstorm. a live look outside. here's emeryville where it's 57 degrees. not as widespread, the rainfall today. but we could see it come down in spots with a boom. we will talk about it in detail, the forecast for you coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also next, what's being called the best weather satellite of has launched into space and part of it was made right here in the bay area. and coming full circle. tommy smith returns to mexico city where he made history back at the 1968 olympics by raising a fist with a black glove on the medal stand. what he will be doing for the raiders befor

president-elect trump's charity admits it used money or assets to benefit trump, his family, his companies or people who made substantial contributions to the foundation. that's against i-r-s regulations. a group that monitors non-profits revealed the violation today. the new york attorney general's office is investigating. you may want to check your child's christmas wish list.. thanks george and carole.some of the toys on thier list may prove to be too dangerous.. tonight.. which ones you'll want to cross off, to keep your kids safe.. that's coming up new on live at 6. john malan is here in just a with the forecast for the thanksgiving holiday. and next: what to do to make sure something like ?this? doesn't [blues / country music] don't miss cabela's black friday doorbuster sale. for 5 hours only, shop for amazing doorbusters plus, the first 600 in line will receive a free giveaway from over $8,000 in prizes. doors open at 5am. can't wait? shop thanksgiving day for incredible deals at cabelas.com more news now. this is how ?not? to deep fry a turkey. the conser product safety commission put out this video today, showing the oil over- flowing spreading if you're using one

whether the owners love hillary or trump, im still a bucks fan. according to e-s-p-n, the bucks are one of three teams to cancel stays at trump-brand hotels 'in part to with the new president-elect, according to league sources.' the bucks neither confirm nor deny the report, saying their policy is to not comment on travel details. id have to consider that if i thought it was true but i dont know. without confirmation, van mobley, the thiensville village president and prominent backer of now president-elect donald trump, says hes reserving judgment. what is on record is that team co-owner marc lasry and is his son, alex, the teams senior vice president, are in the 'hillblazers' club for those who donated or raised at least 100-thous hillary clinton campaign. as a consumer, if someone donates to a candidate i oppose, it does not my doing their business. mobley says if the hotel story is true, hed find that to be rather petty. as for owens, he doesnt care how they stuff the ballot box, just that they fill the basket. the bucks do have my vote. im a bucks fan no matte

ji s trump or clinton. she just wants to make sure that votes were counting properly and there has been a lot of back and forth online by people thinking there were irregularities in it would take wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania to change the election. very small chance which is why you are not seeing the clinton team out front on this but they are saying they'll support it. >> dana: i've heard the same thing over the weekend saying this is nothing. will do nothing to change the election results from a few weeks ago. >> michelle: southwestern japan where an ice skating rink had to close its doors sunday because of a fire storm of online criticism over this. those are fish frozen under the ice skating rink. nearly 5,000 fish bought at a ray. this is a theme park there. and the idea was to give skaters the feeling they were ice skating over the sea. online criticism and comments expressing pity for the fish drove that park operator to pull the plug about 15 days in. the manager apologized for upsetting p

. >> s or fears donald trump will keep campaign promises to deport undocumented immigrants. >>reporter: only 29% voted for donald trump. none more so than in the undocumented community they were not allowed to vote but they had great steaks in this election now great disappointment and fear. for sisters flora and sick for ya martinez last night's election of donald trump brought down their hopes and dreams for life in america. >> this morning reality hit and said wow i wish i could have done something. >>reporter: they are not allowed to vote because they are not u.s. citizens. their parents brought them illegally into the u.s. when they were 1 and 3. now they are protected under president obama deferred action for childhood a rivals flown as dark away allows them to stay, work go to school and have a driver's license. but that could end since trump promised to begin deporting people like them on his first day in office. >> unlike this administration no one will be immune or exempt from enforcement and ice and border patrol officers will be allowed to do their jobs the way t

. >> there have been many people who have written off the trump supporters as racists or bigots s. fair . is that fair? >> i certainly don't think the view of trump's voters are racist or bigots. one of the people that drove people from the mainstream institutions in the first place, of course some people are motivated by racism and voting for donald trump. the sense i guess most of the these folks are depend people and feel like they have very legitimate reasons and if you paint with two broader brush and you say your concerns don't matter, you're just an idiot or racist you play into the very worst part of our conversation. >> you predicted he would win the nomination? so did i. and he had an actual chance of becoming president. what made you think that? mind was just people whispering, people saying, i kind of like that guy. they weren't doing that about anybody else. >> i'll say the last week or so i lived in the mainstream bubble. i didn't think she would win in a landslide, but i thought she would win. >> i'd been saying all along he had a chance to win, but within the last w

various analysts are predicting what it clinton or trump victory will mean for the s&p 500. ing us now is mike mckee. if you enter your local otb, if it was legal, you would find odds are giving trump four to one kids a few put down $10, you would get what, $50 back? mike: that is a mistake made during brexit. that is why trump is cleaning -- clinging to the idea brexit as a surprise. but it will not happen. the poles themselves in the united kingdom were not wrong. vote, twofore the points higher for the remains side pay the day it of the vote, two points higher in the leave vote to you they were within the margin of error. what happened is bookies to in more money on remain, even though there were more bets placed on leave. ofy focused on the amount money. then the media picked that up. everyone thought it would be andin by and easy amounts, it turned out to be not the same. we do not have that here, because we do not have that vote. the people who are betting on the british side were largely overseas. and we have 51 different races with all kinds of different people on the

trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere s a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. an economy rigged for the wealthy. and ron johnson's made it worse. johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, then went to washington and voted to protect corporate tax loopholes for companies shipping wisconsin jobs overseas, supported privatizing social security, senator johnson works for wall street, not us. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> more bubler bikes are going to milwaukee. ten new stations, expanding the offerings beyond downtown, bringing the total to 57 bublr locations. >> ticket sales start saturday for march madness in milwaukee. the bradley center is hosting first and second round games. 17th. >> global warming are topics tonight. politifact. >> here's what senator feingold spent 18 years politician. he lost in 2010 a

or nuance a scam. yasmin amer has more. like many of donald trump's controversiesthi s one started on twitter. the president elect tweeted sunday - quote "in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." trump is the president- electdespite losing the popular vote by almost two-million votes. there has been no evidence of any kind of massive voter fraud over the weekend-in a move unprecedented by a president elect- trump unleashed a series of angry tweets about a vote recount effort...spearheade d by the green party's jill stein. the clinton campaign announcing saturday they would participate while making clear they are not trump's senior advisor kellyanne conway slammed the efforts. (kellyanne conway, senior trump advisor) "the idea that we're going to drag this out now where the president-elect has been incredibly magnanimous to the clintons' and the obamas' is pretty incredible." stein has raised more than five million dollars for fees and court costs associated with a recount in wisconsin. the mov

trump campaign or mr. trump in any way, and i have some criticisms and praise on that front. 's policiesr. trump are concerned, there are a lot objectives.als and i think we all want to see the benefits of the internet be made available to all. i think we want to see more rapid innovation. i think we want to see lower prices. i think what mr. trump is saying is that the path to those objectives is less regulation, lower taxation, and so forth. inyou are a believer government as an instrument in achieving those goals, as many democrats are, then you are going to have a bullet point agenda as secretary clinton does. there is no question that her bullet point agenda is much longer and more extensive than trump's agenda is. the question is, will it be more effective? trump's people would argue that regulation and taxation is an across-the-board policy that would achieve results. peter: craig aaron also brought up the fact that donald trump has spoken out already against the proposed at&t-time warner merger. what did you think of that? jeffrey: we have seen a number of big mergers in recent yea

on tuesday, trump tweeted out that nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag, and if they do, maybe they should lose their citizenship or spend a year in jail. fox5's kathleen jacob spoke to people both in favor of and against trump's comments. <<(nats burning flag) seeing our flag in flames evokes a lot of emotion from people... "it makes me angry and upset you know country in the world you know and no ones making you stay here, you should go somewhere else." and from president elect donald trump...it evokes tweets. nevada's executive director of the aclu tod story doesn't think much change will come from this. "i wasn't sure what to think or trying to understand what was it the president elect was trying to express." so can you burn the american flag? in short...the answer is yes. "the supreme court settled this question back in 1989 in texas vs. johnson." gary johnson burned a flag outside of the republican national convention to protest ronald raegans policies. he was arrested and charge... but appealed. the supreme court ruled in his favor stating his acts were symbolic speech that are protected by the first amendment. "in america you have the

or seven days s? the fact that trump refuses to release tax returns and has had --iness dealings daysld take the lastg out where i want to take the country. the mandate she is going to have is going to be predicated on how unfit donald trump is. for her to have a mandate when she is elected, she has to remind people about her infrastructure spending and raising wages. she has termite middle-class families that it is about empowering you making health care more affordable, more education options. would get back to, i am ready to be president and ready to grow this economy to build on the successes of the last eight years. >> do you want to respond? >> with all due respect, no pun intended, i do think the last two days have changed things for voters. when you have thousands of emails that have ended up on , how caneiner's laptop this person be elected to serve at the highest levels of office? of has already shown herself not being able to do that. and as far as amended, mr. trump has been traveling across the country and laying out specific plans. even plans as detailed as laying out to combat the hero

or contact cedar valley crime stoppers. anti-trump demonstrator s from coast-to-coast protested late into the night. many say they're concerned with what america may look like under the new administration . hey hey ho ho donald trump has thousands of demonstrator s filled streets in various cities. some say they just simpy want the country to feel united. but protests have yet to die down. people attending the rallies say want republicans to recognize their concerns. house speaker paul ryan says that's something the party is addressing. "i think these rallies are a pure expression of people's consciousness and consciousness is where we start." " "first of all i hate it that people feel this way and second of all they should not. i think people should be rest assured. has been and will continue to be."" during donald trump's victory speech last week, the president-elect called on all americans to come together. president-elect donald trump has picked 2 top advisers for key jobs in his future administration . the first one is republican party chairman

trump will embrace or reverse president obama 0's relationship with cuba. >> reporter: an advisor said the u.s. is willing to do business with cuba be, but wants to make sure that the u.s. is getting something out of it, and they just don't feel that's happening. >> ask she's not the mitt romney as secretary of state. >> reporter: no, she's not. and it's interesting that there is some dissension going on about this. newt gingrich has come out publicly saying he does not think that mitt romney is the best option for this. he favors rids giuliani who is also on that -- rudy giuliani, who is also on that short list. mike huckabee also doesn't think that mitt romney would be so strongly against trump. as kellyann conway put it, they don't know if he even voted for trump. >>> are you in a mood? >> i am, and maybe i'm going to be in the minority here, but i could use some snow, holly. a breeze as you're waking up. winds are sterned out of the southeast. who would know end of november about 50s for highs. cloud cover on the increase. you're all going to under up low-to-mid oohs before this da

over eaststern aleppo because it is s considered a necessary step to prop up their position in anyny future negotiation -- before, during, or after the takeover or the trump admdministration comes into effect. that is s what needs to happen in order fofor aleppo to fall. the rebels will not give up and the russians will go to any length to not just take over, but the idea here is to destroy life in itself. we see that with the targeting of hospitals that cannot be bubut deliberate in the situation.. nermeen: professor,, coululd you say a littlele moe about what you expect will happen n given the regime and other parties involved? what do you think will happen inin eastern aleppo? >> i -- i mean, as my colleagues said, we are all at a loss for words. there is that ththing that can describe what actually might happen if this onslaught continues. a strategic level, the syrian regime and the russians will not stop until -- it seems they will not stop until eastern aleppo is within their control. there are overlapping interests. it is also important to recognize that there might be a risk after that point because the degree to which they both want to conquer a

s are criminal.. and he pledges to deport or incarcerate them: ((donald trump, president elect. but we're getting them out of our country, they're here illegally. after the border is secure and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that they're talking about who are terrific people, they're terrific people but we are going make a determination at determination-- lesley, it's very important, we are going to secure our border. )) ((sharie johnson)) > you can watch the entire interview with the trump family tonight on 6 minutes.. right here on channel 8./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> more rush hour cone zones are coming. the new areas you will want to avoid starting monday.... next on the valley's news leader... "you're watching the valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon on the west side may slow you down this week. traffic anchor demetria obilor from both projects, as well as an update on the spaghetti bowl in tonight's look ahead... those of you who live in the northeast should expect to see cones along north las veg

trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. 's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? anchor: you need the umbrella if you're going to vote early. meteorologist: we are just hours away. out to the west, scattered showers will gradually moved in after 4:00 in the morning, continuing until about 9:00. temperatures, not bad at all. over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers bi

long-standing and they are very troubling to larger sectors of the u.s s >> donald trump's campaign manager said it was unfair to hold trump or steven banon responsible for the statements of a group of trump supporters. richard spencer issued a statement saying he don't believe mr. trump is alt right -- >> some top computer scientists urging hillary clinton to challenge the outcome of the presidential election in three key battle ground states. according to the new york magazine. scientists claim they found evidence that results in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania may have been manipulated. they say they focused on counties that used electronic voting machines instead of the paper method. in those counties, hillary clinton had seven percent fewer votes, suggesting the machines may have been hacked. these findings were presented to the clinton campaign, but they have not commented. ted. >>> it's 4:10, two months since community activist passed away. the family issue that will determine what will happen with her body. her body. >>> we still have a nice looking commute. it may be a little different today. we are ear to tell

trump: my ag will be based on a simpl principle,utting ameri first. whether 's or curing disee, i want thcars, xt generation of production and innovation to happen right here, in our great hand, amera. maria the president-elect also : listed some executive actions p to ing uddeengy, national security, and imation. ecifically on immigration, l abuses of visa programs.gate the president-elect met with several potential cabit s today at trump tower, incling former bay state senat scott ow brown bonsidered to lead the dept. of vans affairs. brown says, he thinks i' toughest job in the cabinet,d 't well. ed: a school in hyde park is investigating alleged lewd acts on sool s.okost claims that a child is molesting others. newscenter 5's live with what the bost renaissance charter public school is saying. n: tchool cannot say what happened, citing privacy concerns.but itas notied ce, as children and fams.f the cint happened on a bus from bton renaischarter school. inead of lettingts picked up themake the bus home today. they leaed of the allegations thru a single facebook

well, scott, to answer that question you have to understand the trump campaign models differently than anyonent else. s they see five or six points that other pollsters do not see. low-propensity voters, voters who haven't showed up before. they believe there are two or three points there, these people will surge to the polls unexpectedly. they also expect republicans to come home in the final days, one or two points there, and maybegp one point of psychological people associated with trump but finally convinced he's going to win. that's why they believe in battleground states and new state they're putting on map they can win this race. >> pelley: we'll see a week from today. major garrett, nancy cordes, balance in battleground states, especially in florida and here in ohio, if they turn out for clinton as strongly as they did for president obama. in a story for "60 minutes," wef spoke with voters on the easts side of cleveland, many of whom worship at the olivet institutional baptist church,na which is led by pastor jawanza colvin. >> i think what's going to happen is people are going to have to vote-- vote with passi

as a politician but to see if -- they want changes and bet on trump to see changes that they want can be brought about or not. that's u.s.'s pivot back to their home ground i would say. >> okay. thank you both of you. tho#qÑ molly:

were no traces of drugs or alcohol in the 24-year-old's system -- but the n- t-s-b says the bus was not on a route approved for transporting children. president-elect donald trump continues to choose his cabinet and staff -- he's picked the first two women to his administration: betsy devos as his education secretary. she's a major republican donor and school choice activist. many school choice advocates praised the choice -- including jeb bush. the nation's largest teacher's appointment. devos has supported common core -- but trump has denounced those education standards. but a trump spokesman says anyone joining the president-elect's adminstration is quote "signing on to the president- elect's platform.' trump announced devos to the position just hours after naming south carolina governor nikki haley as the ambassador to the u-n. while she opposed trump's muslim ban -- she did support a block on new syrian refugees entering south carolina. she has made eight international trips while in office -- es experience. the move puts south carolina's lieutenant governor henry mcmaster to governor. he was an early the trump team says the president-elect is focused on a

or tick thatcarrot or s can influence her behavior. even china -- influence their behavior. even china is getting frustrated with their inability to influence their behavior. i think north korea is a problem that donald trump needs to focus on. nationalare discussing security and foreign-policy issues that president-elect donald trump will take on when he takes the office. you can join the conversation on our facebook page. donald trump continues to tweet. general james mattis is being considered for secretary defense, and he said he was area impressed by him yesterday. he is a true "general's general." guest: this is a guy who is legendary in the marine corps. the troops that he leads love him. the other enteral's respect him. generals respect him. i would ask the call him a thinking general. -- "mad dme "mad doc" og" is for his devotion to his military career. he is also never married in his 66 years. part of that is because of this devotion to his military career. he is also a deep, strategic thinker. unlike donald trump, he is an avid reader. given a reading list for his troops about military history, previous wars going back to centuries. he is a very interesting character and very much revered in the

or hillary clinton have over the gonnons a thugs in my city destroying property and taking over streets and yelling and screaming at donald trump. >> representative kingston, gonnas a goons and thugs s. that helpful? >> i don't think it's help empl -- i think it's not helpful, or harmful, and the threatening to kill president-elect trump, i think it was called a packet sled, the ceo threatened to kill donald trump and then of course the ceo of grub hub threatened to fire all the trump supporters, so i think wendy's right. you know you can find plenty on both sides. i do think donald trump has exercised the right tone. i think hillary clinton has, as well. i think barack obama has, as well. maybe from the three of those national leaders we need to hear more of that toning down, so -- you know and i think -- >> i do appreciate that representative, but my question was goons and thugs by a member -- someone who is being considered as a member of the trump administration, does the language like that help at this time, especially calm a nation that is quite clearly divided? that was my question? >> well, i -- i think mayor jewel ian is rudy giuliani, and the frustration in his own city an

or not -- trump or hillary clinton wins. what i've chosen to do here is the correlations for all 500 stocks in the s&p 500. s and against real clear politics polling of hillary clinton and donald trump to see the trends that emerge. this is an imperfect way to assess this. you can look quarterly at whether or not it is there but here's what i will offer for several months of correlations, almost a two-way race. i want to draw your attention to the number of stocks strongly correlated. among the highly correlated stocks, 69 of them are due to strong correlation of clinton numbers. only 31 of them are due to strong trump members. these are with 100 strongly correlated stocks. a stronghey have correlation to one candidate, but an increase in the other. there is a pretty clear breakdown about a correlation. this is basically -- we do not have to get in with the math. it is a moderately strong correlation that one numbers do well, the financial stocks do well. then you have the industrial case, which is interesting. a lot of companies are industrial companies. they are both positive and negative. you that a will

trump has talked about infrastructure. when you look at the economy, what part or segment of the economy may trump make a di difference in. >> stocks do all sort sof thins for different reasons. he talks about defense. you are going to see more building of jets of boats and vehicles and more enlistments as well. he talked a lot about infrastructure and construction jobs and blplumbers and those kinds of things. if you do defense or infrastructure, you will end up with a lot more engineering job and arri aerospace. he was talking more about coal. i am not sure that's likely going to happen of bringing coal back. >> ali velshi. thank you very much. >> we talked at the top of hour, mike pompeo and jeff sessions. we are waiting for more news of secretary of state. trump will meet with romney this weekend and people like rudy giuliani and john bolton and bob corkel and still a lot of name in the mix. joining me is jeremy, cnn's contributor. >> you wrote on twitter, trump of the master of misdirection and speck cal is goit cal is go floating these unserious cabinet contenders for weeks. >> as trump says i am the only one who knew the finalists are. >>

trump and pledged to work with his administration going forward. >> news4's kristin wright is live outside the trump hotel where voters are either rejoicing or grieving over the election results. kristin, good morning, what are morning? >> reporter: hey, good morning, eun. first, i want to show you the security presence outside the trump hotel. we've been watching the guards this morning going back and forth and walking the perimeter of the building. and they do tell me they have an added presence here at the hotel this morning. now we've also had trump supporters out here this morning in the rain as well as hillary clinton supporters. i talked to a woman who was near tears. was angry, belligerent. talked to another trump supporter who was quite calm this morning. so the range of emotions is really what we're seeing. i talked to a hillary supporter who is basically stunned this morning. and it seem that is the trump supporters are surprised. >> i walked around and talked to a lot of different college up students and asked them, so what are you doing tomorrow? because i don't kno movie out of a "hunger games" series. we have president trump? that's we

for steven or anyone in the unit, give us a call or send an email directly to the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> not just tension on the street s but in the trump. dr. ben carson has declined a cabinet position. new jersey governor chris christie was sidelined and now mike rogers was also forced out. as for those staying or trying to stay, rudy julianna is emerging as the leading candidate for secretary of state. the former u.n. ambassador is also being considered. there's also concern for the people who support mr. trump. we'll start with a handful of san jose city college students planning to organize a antitrump march. administrators say the meeting was called to address fears and concerns following this election but today a trump supporter tells us she's scared to be on that campus in san jose city because she's being threatened by hillary clinton supporters. >> being called names. i got followed several times. people will whisper behind my back and stair at me and laugh and you know they're talking about the election. >> i want to make sure we support all the concerns our students have. >> the faculty call for people to treat each other wi

trump has wrapped up the holiday at mar-a-lago in florida. while we did not hear or see him that much, we learned how he feel s about the recount effort under way in wisconsin started by jill stein. trump tweeted about it 12 times. more than he tweeted about any topic since being elected. he suggested at one point he may have won the popular vote. if votes cast illegally were not included. the clinton campaign has joined in on this evidenffort. they say they don't find any evidence of anything wrong happened with the vote. they want to rule in or rule out that possibility. trump has a busy monday planned at trump tower. eight people will meet with him and the vice president-elect mike pence. among them, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. he is considered as secretary of homeland security. kathleen white was once the texas commissioner on environmental quality. he has a number of major decisions to make. including the next secretary of state. christine. >>> ryan, thank you. one of donald trump's top advisors claims most of president-elect's supporters would feel betrayed if mitt romney was picked as secretary of state. kellyanne conway descr

or intelligence. >> reporter: trump also deployed former archrival-turned-ally ted ncuz to iowa today, but s mpaigning with mike pence, cruz kept his focus off of trump. >> i recognize some of you guys de wanting to write stories suggesting divisions among republicans. icll make a point-- i'm getting ready to get on a gigantic airplane that has donald trump's name painted on the side of it. >> reporter: trump rallies tonight in reliably republican eastern north carolina, part of g.closing strategy of driving up the g.o.p. vote in the reddest scrt of battleground states. scott, trump's weekend schedule is at least partially set. it looks a little more purple and blue, stops saturday in nevada and colorado, sunday in wisconsin. >> pelley: major garrett on the nome stretch. now let's check in with nancy cordes covering the clinton campaign. ct if donald trump were to win iis election, we would have a commander in chief who is completely out of his depth, and whose ideas are incredibly dangerous. >> reporter: with five days to eo, clinton has concluded that the best way to win the white house is to paint

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or awfully close. if donald trump wins pennsylvania, remember pat to s toomeyist is ticked off by dona trump. >> it is interesting and who knows. pennsylvania, put it down as too close to call for president and too close to call for senate. >> it is going to be an interesting night. >> ed rendell. thank you very much. >> i am turning over to kasie hunt. just handed with the clinton campaign. grand rapids, michigan. what's going on and what's happening on the plane and what's next? we just touched down here in grand rapids, michigan, a little bit of an unexpected place to be for hillary clinton on this final day. they ramped up a little bit here in michigan as the concerns have mounted that maybe there is some surprise brewing here that the potential, this ground for donald trump. and jokes were made where john bonn jovi is flying to rally on the campaign trail. there is a lot of rallying in the last day of this. a little bit of nostalgia for the people that's doing this. comey's letter cleared the air a little bit. he was met with some eye rolls. but allows them in their views to enjoy this last coupl

trump or not, here is his economic plan. significantly,scome taxes has infrastructure projects, that is probably good for share prices. started, yields moving higher. people were skeptical shut up quickly. scarlet: why aren't people taking that to the logical conclusion? at some point that will be a drag on growth. kit: it will be and we will have to see where it goes. we are relatively optimistic about the first year or two, so we should get more growth. we will have to see how much he gets through congress. all of this will be tempered by of right wing part congress. the republicans will not give him a completely free ride, i don't think. but you're right, this is going to come back. i do not think we can have a really long economic cycle with much faster growth. hingt is two points somet while othe4rs do nothing -- while others do nothing, that is enough to take the dollar more slowly from here, bond yields slowly, equity markets not get over-freaked out by that. i do not feel 100% confident that anything happening right now with all thi

or the fox6 news app -- and search "n-s-f logo." tonight. coming up-- where hillary clinton and donald trump are spending their final hours making their case for the presidency. plus-- how are you getting to the polls tomorrow? if you don't have an answer-- you'll want to stick around-- over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible hillary clinton and donald trump are on their last campaign push through battleground states on the last day of the 2016 election season. most national polls show hillary clinton in the lead -- but the race is tight and will depend on voter turnout. chris welch has more from new york. on the final day of campaigning, hillary clinton, hillary, hil trump donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: thank you hitting the trail at break neck speed and focused on key batt

19,000 level any, move higher whether it be the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq or the russell 2000 that locks in a second day in a row of record closes. the trumply boosting by 3% the s&p and the dow since election daysa the president-elect gets more questions about what he plan

trump doesn't know, right, he doesn't know. he doesn't support any of these with actual stats or actual researcher s. he just says it. >> sure there are some latinos that can make crimes but also some white people that can make crimes and joined by that logic you could also say oh, all white people are horrible people. >> in a report published by the southern poverty law center more than 40% of teachers were hesitant to teach about the election. and more than half have seen an increase in uncivil discourse. >> there is no toing off limits. >> none. jocz's goal is for students to really examine what the candidates are saying in the context of american history. >> how much of a gift has this been for your lesson plan over this last year. >> with almost been a gift in that it's very relevant to students, but it's also a curse because there is all these distractions. you can't help but kind of talk about these things that students >> reporter: still he says election day can't come soon enough. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >> quijano: up next, high-tech bling, patrolling the >> quijano: along

or year in jail." are speaking out both in favor of and against trump's words. fox5's kathleen jacob joins us live from sunset and bermuda after getting reaction all day. christine, john the american flag like the one you see waving behind me clearly means a lot to people. it stands for so much and that's why it's hard to watch people burn it... but on the other side of things... it also stands for our freedom and one of the freedoms we have here is the freedom of speech. seeing our flag in flames evokes a lot of emotion from people... "it makes me angry and upset you know this is the greatest country in the world you know and no ones making you stay here, you should go somewhere else." and from president elect donald trump...it evokes tweets. nevada's executive director of the aclu tod story doesn't think much change will come from this. "when i saw that this morning i wasn't sure what to think or trying to understand what was it the president elect was trying to express." so can you burn the american flag? in short...the "the supreme court settled this question back

or trump. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> nbc10's george spencer isplace in west philadelphia. >> reporter: take a look at this line in the city's northern liberty neighborhood, this is at third and fairmount where the polling location is. you can see nbc10 is there on the ground covering from that perspective, but from above, you see this neighborhood full of young professionals largely out to vote. you see this line extending behind those trees, up past more businesses and it continues a full block up to the north towards brown street. some of the reporting i have been doing today, a line of this length would likely take about an hour to go through. it's slow movement but steady and it looks at this point like folks are waiting it out. i'm george spencer, nbc10 news. >> that is patience and determination to exercise your right to vote. >>> nbc10 is live in new york where both candidates will watch the results, we have reporters covering both campaigns, live reports straight ahead. ♪ i was on my way to work, the next thing you know, i was on the grou

twitter age, though president trump or is it all into a new level he tells people joke the losers and of course corrected. some skeptics the potential trouble ahead. >> 's abiliy side of himself> if it comes wl have a lot to do it just about everythingut else. >> he has promised to be more restrained aziz on the election he has been back and forthra and as much as is supporters on this course discourse on social media will make or cause of going after cyber bullies. >> the bullying has been around it is not a new topic and when you go as carrots, you cannot go wrongng as they are trying totr improve their lives. >> president trump will take something t of a step down. hes around 16 million followers of course both of them are far behind singer katy perry and it is who is approaching 100 million. [blues / country music] [beeping alarms] if it's in your nature to be out there... ...don't miss cabela's black friday weekend sale. come in for great deals on all your favorite brands like 40% off cabela's mt050 whitetail extreme gear 25% off all new in-stock cabela's optics $90 off a masterbuilt elite electric smoker and $100 off a quantum tour kvd casting ree

or whether to work with trump. chuck schumer, and bernie sander s and elizabeth warren have said that on some things, they would beng with trump, but there are others that argue, hey, republicans in congress chose not to work with the president obama, and so it is a good thing for the republican party? is it good for the democratic party to work with donald trump? >> i think it is yet to be seen. i think we have an obligation to respect the voter who put trump in. we may not like it and we may have fought -- i traveled country for a year and a half helping hillary clinton to try to become president. we have to respect what the american people have done. but this is a unique president in a unique situation with a divided republican party. that is going to reveal itself as we get into the legislative proposals. now it's just rhetoric, it's positioning, it's tweets. proposals have to land at the house of representatives. budgets, real numbers. we have to wait and see. there may be an opportunity to work with trump and other issues we may have to fight him. >> what is nancy pelosi's fireable offense? >> we're not winn

trump. arena.. reaching a milestone this afternoon... until now all the work has been happening at or below ground level... fox6's jonathon gregg reports the project is now building up. has been going on for months but after today fans on the other side of the fence will really be able to see the progress." working on a big job 'coming up easy.' is going to take.. a big stretch. 'every crew stretches after lunch.' and just in case we forgot. the bucks arena project is a half- a- billion-dollars big. 'installing concrete foundations, underground mechanical, electrical and 5 months of planning and callous inducing work happening behind several blocks on construction fencing. 'steel, we are erecting steel, starting with the first columns back there.' the bucks are now beaming, because for the first time the project is building 'up.' "yup, the first two columns and they are setting the third right now." with a crane to lift the steal and bodies on the ground to rivet them project has begun the vertical stage. "everyone is really excited to be a part of this project and what it represents to the city of milwaukee." so

the american public has the right to know if president trump will at th put our military in s way to protect america's national security or to protect the latest trump tower in some far-off country. they have a right know if the trade agreements negotiated by the new administration will benefit american businesses, farmers, workers, and consumers or whether they will benefit some trump company or hotel. donald trump's business network, the trump organization, has financial interests around the world and negotiates and concludes transactions with foreign states and entities thr extensions of foreign states. to give but one example of how bad things can get if mr. trump is allowed to stay connected to his businesses, in azerbaijan, the trump organization partnered with billionaire anar momado to build a 33-story tower. momado's father is a confidant of the president of azerbaijan. there have been allegations that this billionaire's company and companies that he is connected to have profited from more than a billion dollars worth of transportation contracts related to his father's position in the strption ministry. a former

s. police think he was on the sidewalk when it happened.. and at this point they don't have any suspects or leads to go on./// ((kirsten joyce)) trump has met with president obama and started discussions on how to ease the transition from one administration to the next. craig boswell is at the white house with the story. president-elect donald trump and his wife melania visited their new home, to talk with president obama about the transition to the trump administration. (president-elect trump) "the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half and as far as i'm concerned, it could have gone on a lot longer." trump met with the president in the oval office to discuss a discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficulties." the two men have had a combative relationship...but say it is now time to work together. ( president obama) "we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed then the country succeeds." first lady michelle obama also met privately with melania trump. ( craig boswell/cbs news/the white house) president-elect trump says he wants to hit the ground running whe

19,000 level any, move higher whether it be the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq or the russell 2000 that locks in a second day in a row of record closes. the trump rally boosting by 3% the s&p and the dow since election daysa the president-elect gets more questions about what he plans to do with massive business interests? no doubt he was peppered with questions about the thorny issue at that meeting with the "new york times" reporters just over an hour ago as donald trump continues to meet with candidates for his new administration and reveals he may have a role for dr. ben carson after all. you're looking live at the trump tower where trump is expected to depart for thanksgiving holiday at any moment. we're going to have that for you live. and at this hour at the white house, president obama is expected to honor 21 americans with the highest award of civilian to receive in our nation. bold faced names from business to sports to entertainment and the arts will be honored in this hour. bill and melinda gates, basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar, robert de niro, many more a-listers. >>> terror threats. >>> the biggest fleet of driverless cars i

brian: along the campaign trail, trump railed against 1994's north american free trade agreement between canada, u.s. and mexico, vowing to renegotiate orraw immediately. canadian and mexican officials say they are open to renegotiating or at least discussing nafta. in the meantime, mexico hopes that the version of the trans-pacific partnership can still be salvaged with or without the u.s. kate: the world's biggest shopping spree took place in china this friday. once again the so-called single day smashed records. alley baba which launched the shopping event in 2009 raked nearly $18 billion in sales including $5 billion in just the first hour. all eyes are on domestic consumea confidence and singles' day is a potent symbol of that. our correspondence in beijing spoke to one man who looks forward to this yearly shopping spree. take a listen. he doesn't share his bed with anyone except his cat. this young single beijinger is a regular online shopper. >> in general i buy four or five times a week. it could be clothes, food or anything actually. >> november 11 has become a nationwide event. it began as singles bought gifts for themselves a

trump's national security adviser. alabama sensator jeff sessions s attorney general. and mike pompeo is trump's choice for cia director. no u.s. secretary of state orry of defense. we understand mitt romney, who you saw meeting with donald trump yesterday, his name has been floated for u.s. secretary of state. retired general james matis is eyed for possibly secretary of defense. let's talk more about this. back with me, cnn's senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi director tom fuentes. good to see you again, tom. >> hi, fred. >> when you hear names like jeff sessions, james mattis, mike pompeo, some are describing them as hard liners. how do you classify these names of positions? >> well, i don't know if i would classify them specifically as hard liners. i think that mr. trump won the election as the president-elect add vo it kvocating a hard line he'd do with isis and wanting to have law and order. being strong on issues like that. i would have assumed that he was going to pick people who would be strong on those issues to match what he promised in the campaign. >> i want to play a portion of an interview fareed zakaria did in 2015 with ge

so, it is -- the pessimism over the last day or two steve s sedgwick reporting earlier, still pessimistic. >> we're back to the trumpde, buying buying commodities, buying the dollar. we'll get the adp report on the private sector jobs later this morning. slight gains yesterday on the equity markets. up about 0.2% for germany, more for the ftse 1 00. the banks are the big movers there. for the most part uk banks passed the stress test but three did fail, including rbs who need to raise more capital. asian trade, a bit of weakness, shanghai market down 1%. lots of focus on the currency there. not panic but focus. it moved significantly in the last week or so. talk of possible pboc intervention there. the dollar, which was soft yesterday, the broad index down 0.35%%, up today. >> the biggest jump for the dollar against the japanese yen in terms of a monthly move since december of 2009. >> the dollar has been one of the big winners against all currencies over the course of november. let's look at gold which has been a big loser because of the dollar strength. we've seen gold just decline a bit further, $1,189 for gold.

trump's win well. points or some 3.7%. the nasdaq lost 210 points, and the s&p 500 the first to drop, down nearly 95 points. japan's major index took its biggest drop in years, and some european stocks have also plummeted. live in the control room, i'm alex diprato, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: okay. alex. thank you so much. that's the latest here midtown manhattan in new york, but very important ballot questions for voters in massachusetts. so let's get the results of that and we're going to send it back toes be and you guys. sarah and chris? >> kris: christa, there were several key questions we all voted for in massachusetts. voters approved a ballot measure to legalize wreck creational use of marijuana. >> sarah: it was question four on you wall lot. nicole oliverio is live in boston now with more on this. nicole? >> nicole: well, sarah, if stressed out from this election, one new way you can relax here in massachusetts, it is now legal to smoke recreational marijuana? that would go into effect on december 15th. this after voters decided by 53%

28 votes now separate hillary clinton and donald trump with more than, or close to 8 million vote s counted. that, ladies and gentlemen, is absolutely astounding. 48.5%-48.5%. florida is as close or closer than it has ever been. donald trump has said i must win florida or i cannot win the presidency. the chance is still there. we could know soon. florida is donald trump's second home, state which researchers in our brain room say holds the most importance for his campaign in this election. steve harrigan live in south florida right now. steve, man, it's close. >> reporter: shepard, it's just mind-boggling how close it is. everyone predicted it was going to be close. florida's been close in the past and now it's incredibly close, perhaps closer than ever before. one thing both sides agree on is just how important florida is. tim kaine called it check mate state. if the democrats win, they say they can stop donald trump and trump, himself, who has a second home here says this is absolutely crucial to his path. 29 electoral votes he needs. what we have seen throughout this campaign is tremendo